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It is no coincidence Gion A. Caminada's house is drawn with sharp­ that the steel construction plans are drawn ened pencils, in a traditional "Strickbau" or log with inks and supplemented with axonometric house building method. Seamless chain di­ drawings, as used also in civil and mechanical mensioning, tolerance for shrinkage and set­ engineering. Oliver Schwarz's working draw­ tling; a working drawing for the carpenter! Also ing of a pavilion is one single axonometric de­ ClO on Hans Leuzinger's building plan, the measur­ piction.

Houses remain white, only what is found un­ The stairway is made of in-situ concrete, it can­ der the soles of the feet is drawn on the plan. not be easily poured from the top like a prefab­ The stone floorings lie next to one another like ricated flight of stairs. One "sees" the casting roughly and finely woven carpets. In contrast process in the building plan stroke for stroke. to Lewerentz's masonry work, each stone is The drawing, as well as the course of construc­ not drawn individually. Instead, similar to "pat­ tion, are demanding: The formwork should tern repeat" in the printing of textiles, the com­ take place under the architect's supervision puter repeats the pattern, although the floor­ according to the remark in the plan header.